Category Archive for "resources" | Calvin Coolidge Presidential Foundation

Press Conference, October 2, 1925

June 16, 2020

Date: October 2, 1925 Location:Washington, D.C. (Original document available here) I asked Mr. Dalton of Cleveland to make a survey of the activities of the Shipping Board and the work […]

Tags: Debt, France, shipping, Theodore Roosevelt, Washington D.C.

Press Conference, September 29, 1925

June 16, 2020

Date: September 29, 1925 Location: Washington, D.C. (Original document available here) I don’t recall that any report has come to me of a survey of the United States Employees Compensation […]

Tags: Cabinet, Grover Cleveland, Navy, Stamps, Woodrow Wilson

Press Conference, September 25, 1925

June 16, 2020

Date: September 25, 1925 Location: Washington D.C. (Original document available here) I haven’t enough technical information so that I should want to pass judgment on the proposal for making artificial […]

Tags: Agriculture, baseball, pools, shipping, Washington D.C.

Press Conference, August 28, 1925

June 16, 2020

Date: August 28, 1925 Place: Washington D.C. (Original document available here) I didn’t have a chance to have so long a visit with Mr. Madden as I should have been […]

Tags: Anti Aircraft Guns Tests, Appropriations and Tax Reduction, Bureau of Mines, Chairman Greene, Colonel Henderson, Combined Surtaxes to 20%, Extraterritoriality, Government Seizure of Mines in Case of Coal Strike, Mr. Hoover, Mr. Madden, Mr. Winston, President’s son John going to Camp Devens Citizen’s Military Training Camp, Reappointment of Major Peyton Gordon as U.S. District Attorney for the District of Columbia, Revenue Bills, Senator Pepper, State Department and China, Successor to Mr. Bancroft Ambassador to Japan, The Blanket Provision, The Institute of Politics at Williamstown, World Court

Press Conference, August 11, 1925

June 16, 2020

Date: August 11, 1925 Location: Washington, D.C. (Original document available here) Most of the information that I have about the Ford people engaging in commercial aviation has come from the […]

Tags: Airship, Alaskan Fishing, Assistant Secretary of Navy, Assistant Secretary of War, Aviation, Colonel Henderson, Commercial, Dirigible, Ford, General Lord, Government Buildings, John Hays Hammond, John Hays Hammond Jr., judicial appointments, Mr. Coffin., Municipal Bonds, Non-Military, Postmaster General, Private, Public, Public Private Partnership, Renting, Rep. White of Maine

Blog